Tout Va Bien – 1972 Godard, Gorin - The Cinema Archives
Tout Va Bien has far too much brilliance in it to ignore, and far too many problems in it to rank amongst the best work of the great French master. Godard throws away fifty (50) of the available 95 minutes. Tout Va Bien, with its justifiably memorable supermarket tracking shot, will also be forever synchronized with Weekend (1967) and Godard’s traffic jam shot and sequence in his final masterpiece. Godard brings his postmodern reflexivity to the work right from the very beginning with his movieclapper on the audio track before the trademark red, white and blue titles smack you […]
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Tout Va Bien – 1972 Godard, Gorin - The Cinema Archives
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Said Jean‐Pierre Gorin: “We have no answers.” Said friend Jean‐Luc Godard: “Only questions.” - The New York Times